#Critical Minerals
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Chinese state-owned miner Jiangxi Copper is set to acquire London-listed SolGold for $1.2 billion, gaining control of the massive Cascabel copper project in Ecuador amid a global resource scramble.
South Korea's LS Eco Energy is investing $19 million in Vietnam's rare-earth sector, a strategic move to diversify critical mineral supply chains away from China for EVs and robotics.
A Seoul court dismissed an injunction against Korea Zinc's capital increase, paving the way for its $7.55B Tennessee refinery. The win for Chairman Choi comes amid an intensifying management control dispute.
Mitsubishi Corp. will begin importing gallium from Kazakhstan in 2026, a strategic move to reduce Japan's reliance on China for the metal crucial to EVs and semiconductors.
The U.S. and Indonesia have reached a new tariff agreement. Indonesia gets exemptions for palm oil and coffee, while the U.S. secures access to critical minerals.
US-China rivalry in Latin America intensifies over critical minerals, digital infrastructure, and trade, reshaping global supply chains and investment for tech and energy sectors.
Argentina's new populist government signals a major shift in Latin American geopolitics, impacting global trade, critical mineral supply chains, and investment. An expert analysis from PRISM.
Beijing is issuing longer-term rare earth export licenses. PRISM analyzes if this is a genuine policy shift or a strategic move to undermine Western supply chains.